Description

Twelve weeks to a head race, built for a masters rower with a job, a family and a finite number of training hours. Longer threshold blocks and continuous race-pace work, because a head race is won in the second half.
- Every session for twelve weeks, colour-coded by intensity zone
- Threshold blocks up to 3 × 10 minutes, and continuous race-pace work scaled to your race length
- Race week planned in full, including the day before and the morning of
- Strength sessions built around masters recovery, with a load rule instead of fixed kilograms
- Rest-day structure: three on, one off — never more than two rest days in a row
- Heart rate zone calculator so the zones are yours, not a textbook average
For rowers racing 20 to 45 minutes. Week 10 scales the continuous work to your race length, so it suits a short head race and a long one equally. If your next race is a sprint, buy the sprint plan; the intervals are different and it matters.
If you already have a coach writing your programme, you do not need this.
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